PART B
As a Student:

Two new ideas I learned about ancient Roman life:
1. The towns were built in grids like in New York.
2. A bailica was the center of town, kind of like a town hall.

One tip to share for how to read/navigate the websites I explored:
Many of the websites had icons or titles to click on that moved me to the different parts of the site. Some also had pictures to navigate to different sections.

As a Teacher:
Describe at least one informational feature you found especially useful and developmentally appropriate for fourth graders studying this topic:

One of the sites had a map of a Roman town that was labeled with numbers, when I clicked on the number it brought me to another section of the page that explain what the building was called and what it was used for.

PART C Lesson Idea

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Discovering Ancient Roman Life

Directions: In Vacation Under the Volcano, Jack and Annie travel back in time to Ancient Rome. They see many different activities that they are not used to. Today you will have time to search the internet to learn more about life in Ancient Rome. Using the links provided on the websites, answering the following questions to the best of your ability.

  1. Using the link called The Roman Empire, go to the section marked The Games. Read through the different games and entertainment. Which game or activity would you have liked to participate in if you lived in Ancient Rome? Why?
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  1. After clicking the link for Daily Life in Ancient Rome, read the activities that the Ancient Romans did during their day. List three activities you would have liked to do during your day? Why?








Evaluation
4 points- You answered each question completely and accurately (2 x 2 = 4)
1 point- You worked well on the computer and with others, followed instructions properly, and shared the information you found with your group during the workshop.
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5 points